New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-28
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Looking the other iay al portrait Of the lais
Justice Clifford In which that iurt's Characteristic
huge ucckcloth was faithfully portrayed. The last
limo clifford sad senator EvartS. wa, whrn
,va~ MAILING my argument b. furc the Electoral Com
mission Right In m" middle ~ IL loObcd up at
him. and could not help saying TO myself Mems
con,c.a necktic.'r
Mr. Marshall p wilder IS TO be the bright. paFtic-
ular m" annual ainmcnt Of the Chicago
Press Climb next Monday.
Mr. VI F. Higgins. superintendent Of the Poly
technc Institutes ester. Mass, II going south
on a years leave OF absence to establish big ma
chine shop and foundry for the Georgia Iechuulo- Il
school AT Atlanta
Calvary Baprst Church New Haven. has called 10
is pa,toraie the Rev II. o. H>coX, Of Troy, formerly
Of TIN, city.
The Rev. " = Watkins. d D.. formerly " lfe
church Of the Holy Trinity. this ciiy IS reported
b. very successful in his " est Philadelphia rector
ship
The list lady who has ever attended the sessions
Of the InicrStat, Commerce Commission says mo
Philadelphia Record" Jared there last week ehs
Is the daughter Of George Rico, who has made snch
A fight for life against the whole power OF tho
standard OIL Company. sits every day by her
fat Their, side facing the fifty lawyers tmorc rather than
.cs,I whom the railroads summoned by Rice before
tn, Commission to answer TO his charge OF d>crmna
ton ia favor of the standard OIL Company have SEM
here to represent them. Miss Rice knows much
about her father, case AZ he does. She takes charge
Of part Of the papers watches all the proceedings ana
from time to time makes suggestions to her iAheFs
counsel, John Randolph Tucker. Judge Looms ana
Mr. Follctt, of Cincinnati. Her suggestion, are al
ways valnable-the lawyers act upon them AT on'e
and with sly antagc. She never to tire through
all the tedious argument and testimony when "'aio'
even the members of the Commission. Nh' J.
heroine who fights this legal VA arr as bravery ~
lealouSly a. though It raining shot ard >h'h
Prom tho timc the Commission meets until The tiio
10 aiourns she - the Interested. she ,ettds
the most interesting person I'm the BIG room lc.
vithal she /, as ,nl dcSt and W nSome any : u
in a drawing room Her father IL a SiN iooter. WIN
clean shave face scany blonde hair aud very heen
nrnmtnent ewes. Ilc looks like the gallant lighter
thar he H. He has a very hopeful look these days,
for tho end OF his long fight seems near There APP
near, to 10 good reason believe thai the Iomms.
lion will decide In his favor. such cson wonih
compel the railroad, 10 give HIM the equal anu iar
trra mrnt from which the standard Oh Company Las
hitherto excluded him.
Mr. W. IL. Goodyear, curator OF the MetfopoNia"
Museum Of Art has since last July been study ~
conventional trans ormato Of the lotus flower eRe'
~ a. exempliiicd the CyprioIe pottery, ana u''
made numerous Interesting discoveries IN connc'u"a
herewith including explanations of the spiIs' '"'
conccntrc rings Of early Greek decorations Oh u"
eeomctro figures on the Cyprioto vases, oi me nv
uiriau sacred triangle, Of the Egy ptian AuaH
and of the Ionic capital and Greek anthehiioh "a
Will publish Illustrate papers on Inc re>u V'syi
roseafc hes In Tho American JOdIhaI Vi Ai'"''''"
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